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Motion to Change: When a Child Becomes Older
In the case of Coppin v. Arboine, the father attempted to have a court order concerning parenting time varied on the basis that the child was all grown ... Read more
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Practical guidance from our Ontario family law lawyers — on divorce, decision-making responsibility, parenting time, support, and property equalization. Written for the people living through it, not the profession observing it.
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Understanding Income Motions: Smith v. Smith, 2019 ONSC 83
Background This case addresses income motions and the preparation required to meet them. The parties separated in January 2016, after nineteen and a half years of marriage. They ... Read more
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Full Child Custody Granted in High Conflict Divorce Case
At Feldstein Family Law Group P.C., we accept high conflict divorce cases and aggressively fight for custody rights, even if you are pursuing full custody. Our attorneys have ... Read more
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Jurisdiction in Child Custody Matters
In the case of Chartier v. Furuta, the parties met in Canada in 2011, married in Japan in 2012, and had one child together in 2014. The father ... Read more
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Two Habitual Residences: Determining Jurisdiction
A child custody case involving two habitual residences across borders recently caught the attention of family lawyers far and wide. The mother in the case was a Canadian ... Read more
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Case Analysis: Constructive Trusts Between Common Law Couples
Kamermans v. Gabor, 2018 ONSC 5241 The parties began cohabitating in September 2008, when the Applicant and her children moved into the Respondent’s home. She contributed $7,500 in ... Read more
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Jurisdiction to Make a Therapeutic Order
Health Care Consent Act of Ontario, Divorce Act and the Children’s Law Reform Act Leelaratna v. Leelaratna, 2018 CarswellOnt 16633 (Ont. S.C.J.) Background: The parties separated in May ... Read more
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Child Access in Same-Sex Relationships: Villeneuve v. Bell, 2018 ONSC 4518
Notions of the “traditional” family unit have evolved over time. Accordingly, the judicial system needs to adapt to be better equipped to adjudicate new issues that arise. In ... Read more
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What Happens When Divorced Parents Can’t Agree on Decisions for Their Child?
In the case of Thomas v Osika, the parties involved had a shared parenting arrangement for their four-year-old child. Justice Audet ordered that the mother could make decisions ... Read more
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Lewis v. Schuck, 2018 CarswellOnt 10262 (Ont. S.C.J.): Privacy vs. Production
Psychiatric Records in Custody Cases Background:The parties had a brief relationship that produced one child who was two-and-a-half years old at the time of the motion. In the ... Read more
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Underreported Income: The Court’s Power to Impute
Background The parties were married for 20 years and shared four children. The father was an accountant and operated his own business. He held licenses to practice in ... Read more
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Forsythe v. Tone 2018 ONSC 3598
Background This case addressed a rather rare occurrence in family law – a mistrial. Mistrials occur when there is a fundamental error or serious irregularity in the conduct ... Read more
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